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With no suggestions, I am committing crimes

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Ic wurgjan þæt ja-ba ic getan popularis ic willjan beon aiskojanan to solvere ainaz af þas “nan af þæs were earun in þæt Biblia” poste

40% Old English, 36% Proto-Germanic, 8% Latin, 4% West Germanic, 4% Proto Indo European, 4% French, 4% Koine Greek

I worry that if I get popular I'll be asked to solve one of those "none of these words are in the bible" posts

[word-origin-finder]

I worry that if I get popular I'll be asked to solve one of those "none of these words are in the bible" posts

[word-origin-finder]

Fixed percents because I forgot to factor in repeated words:

34.38% Proto-Germanic, 15.63% Old English, 12.5% Proto Indo European, 12.5% Latin, 9.38% French, 6.25% West Germanic, 3.13% Japanese, 3.13% English, 3.13% Old Norse

You've heard of car identifiers and haiku finders, but I'll revert the words in your post to their language of origin and tell you the language makeup of your post

[word-origin-finder]

Yu habejanan hausejanan af krsos identité unda haiku findan, be-utan ic willjen revertere þæt were in eower poste to þierra lingua af originem unda taljan yu þæt lingua make-up af eower poste

33.33% Proto-Germanic, 12.5% Proto Indo European, 12.5% Old English, 12.5% Latin, 8.33% West Germanic, 8.33% French,  4.17% Japanese,  4.17% English,  4.17% Old Norse

You've heard of car identifiers and haiku finders, but I'll revert the words in your post to their language of origin and tell you the language makeup of your post

[word-origin-finder]

You've heard of car identifiers and haiku finders, but I'll revert the words in your post to their language of origin and tell you the language makeup of your post